The Duncantell Foundation is in memory of Arthur Lee Duncantell II, a regular citizen, who was caught in the middle of gun fire and passed away too young in 2011.
The Duncantell Foundation will host, "a Change is Gone Come," a stop the violence black tie gala on Saturday, November 12th, 2016 at 5pm. For more information see the flyer below:
The foundation's goals are: to provide youth and young adults with the tools needed for educational and financial guidance for future endeavors. This will enable the youth to explore and develop knowledge and scholarly skills essential to continuing education and preparation for professional entry level positions.
All donations will assist The Duncantell Foundation in providing guidance, empowerment, and scholarships to youth and young adults.
Find out more information:
http://www.duncantell.com/
The Duncantell Foundation will host, "a Change is Gone Come," a stop the violence black tie gala on Saturday, November 12th, 2016 at 5pm. For more information see the flyer below:
"The foundations fundraising efforts seeks donors to sponsor a victim of gun or domestic violence, a victim of crime or someone who is less fortunate and unable to attend this spectacular event.All of us know of someone who has been or have been a victim of some type of violence. This event is dealing with gun and domestic violence."
All donations will assist The Duncantell Foundation in providing guidance, empowerment, and scholarships to youth and young adults.
Find out more information:
http://www.duncantell.com/
a note for those who maybe interested in purchasing tickets for the black tie event:
you may purchase them at $50 before the end of the month(by Oct.31st). One ticket will admit 2 people. As of November 1st, tickets will be $75, one ticket will still admit 2 people. Food included. You Must RSVP as seating is limited.
